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JUN

24

Bridgewater endorses Lee

Former candidate for the U.S. Senate seat from Utah released the following statement today:
“I wish to formally congratulate Mike Lee on his victory in the Republican primary election, and I offer my endorsement of his candidacy to replace Senator Bob Bennett.  I also want to encourage all of my supporters to help him in the general [...]

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JUN

20

Insanity #24 – Tax-payer funded parties

Political parties, that is. Since 1976, taxpayers have subsidized a portion of the cost of political conventions, with the money derived from the Presidential Election Campaign Fund. In 2008, the Republican and Democrat conventions received a total of $33.6 million for grants to hold their political conventions (this is in addition to appropriations they received [...]

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JUN

19

Insanity #23 – IRS agents and Obamacare

According to the Congressional Budget Office, over the next ten years the IRS will require between $5 billion and $10 billion in funding to implement Obamacare.
Scores of new federal mandates and fifteen different tax increases totaling $400 billion are imposed under this bill. In addition to more complicated tax returns, families and small businesses [...]

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Caucus Night

Hours leading up to Tuesday night’s statewide caucuses paid off for Tim Bridgewater.  Thousands of calls were made by Mr. Bridgewater and dozens of volunteers on Saturday, Monday and Tuesday.  The national media, including CNN and the New York Times, was in our South Jordan office to cover the momentum the campaign has received.

On Tuesday night, Utahns attended their local precinct caucuses in record numbers.  Issues from national health care, earmarks, federal deficits, growing Washington corruption and taxation prompted this wave of participation by people to change the status quo.  Their voice was heard loud and clear!  The resounding call for a different voice of the people was heard.  Tim praised the evening’s events saying, “Grassroots politics is alive and well in America.  On Tuesday we showed country that Utah is ready a new day.”

Tim didn’t miss a beat after caucus meetings.  In fact he visited 5 counties in the 24 hours following the caucus meetings.  He met with delegates in Carbon, Grand, San Juan, Emery, and Utah counties, discussing the most pressing issues on their minds.  From land sovereignty to economic issues to change in Washington D.C., Utahns want a new generation of leadership in our nation’s capital.  Tim Bridgewater is part of that new generation of conservative leaders.  On May 8th, GOP state delegates will make it happen.

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